toimitaessa

toimitaessa is a Finnish word that translates to "in shipment" or "underway". It is a gerund form of the infinitive "toimittaa", which means "to deliver" or "to send". The word is used to describe a situation where goods or materials are being transported from one location to another.

In a business or commercial context, toimitaessa often refers to a shipment of goods that is currently in transit. This can include anything from raw materials to finished products, and is often used to indicate that goods are being sent from a supplier or manufacturer to a customer or end-user.

The use of toimitaessa can vary depending on the context in which it is used. In some cases, it may be used to indicate that a shipment has been sent and is currently en route, while in other cases it may be used to describe the process of shipping goods on an ongoing basis.

In everyday language, toimitaessa is often used to describe a situation where something is being independently sent or transported, such as a package being sent by a shipping company. The word is a common expression in Finnish language and culture, and is often used in informal conversations as well as in formal business communications.

Depending on the situation, toimitaessa may also be used in conjunction with other phrases or words to indicate the specifics of the shipment, such as the mode of transportation or the expected delivery date.